I've been attempting to use the refresh token flow via the doRefresh function but I get the error
Error: next() called multiple times
After some testing I was able to get it working only if I removed the await next() call on main.js, line 57.
...
} catch (e) {
if (e.message === "jwt expired" && doRefresh) {
try {
const refreshToken = fromCookies(ctx, opts, true);
const accessToken = extractToken(ctx, opts);
const decodedAccessToken = await verifyAsync(accessToken, secret, { ignoreExpiration: true });
await doRefresh(ctx, opts, refreshToken, decodedAccessToken);
ctx.state = ctx.state || {};
ctx.state[key] = decodedAccessToken;
} catch (e) {
ctx.throw(401, `Invalid token - ${e.message}`);
}
await next(); // <-- Is this call necessary? Line 57
} else ctx.throw(401, `Invalid token - ${e.message}`);
}
await next();
}
...It seems that only the call to next() on line 60 is necessary as all logic will flow to that point unless an exception is thrown. If both calls are present, the above error happens as middleware unwinds back down the stack.
I've been attempting to use the refresh token flow via the
doRefreshfunction but I get the errorError: next() called multiple timesAfter some testing I was able to get it working only if I removed the
await next()call on main.js, line 57.... } catch (e) { if (e.message === "jwt expired" && doRefresh) { try { const refreshToken = fromCookies(ctx, opts, true); const accessToken = extractToken(ctx, opts); const decodedAccessToken = await verifyAsync(accessToken, secret, { ignoreExpiration: true }); await doRefresh(ctx, opts, refreshToken, decodedAccessToken); ctx.state = ctx.state || {}; ctx.state[key] = decodedAccessToken; } catch (e) { ctx.throw(401, `Invalid token - ${e.message}`); } await next(); // <-- Is this call necessary? Line 57 } else ctx.throw(401, `Invalid token - ${e.message}`); } await next(); } ...It seems that only the call to
next()on line 60 is necessary as all logic will flow to that point unless an exception is thrown. If both calls are present, the above error happens as middleware unwinds back down the stack.